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Meanings of mercuric chloride in anglès
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sublimado català
sulimat corrosiu A white poisonous soluble crystalline sublimate of mercury; used as a pesticide or antiseptic or wood preservative.
Synonyms
Examples for "mercury chloride"
Examples for "mercury chloride"
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His pet treatment, for any disease, was a mercury -chloride sludge administered orally.
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His experiments led to the discovery that timber impregnated with bichloride of mercury withstood the dry-rot disease.
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Would you know the difference instantly, by their appearance, between bichloride of mercury tablets and soda tablets?
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Carbolic I-30, Platt's chlorides, permanganate of potash, or something that will answer the purpose; bichloride of mercury, etc.
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We refer, in the mean time, only to those halves that have not been treated with bichloride of mercury.
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And now a word as to those parts of the prints which have been treated with bichloride of mercury.
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One method is dipping the potatoes in a solution of corrosive sublimate.
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But the doctors again declared the presence of corrosive sublimate and opium.
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I found, however, some corrosive sublimate tabloids in my leather medicine case.
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We should have no hesitation in backing him against so much corrosive sublimate.
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Dissolve eight corrosive sublimate tablets, also called bichloride, in a gallon of water.
Usage of mercuric chloride in anglès
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Urine volume at 6 hr was increased twofold over mercuric chloride alone.
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When exposed to the light it slowly changes into mercuric chloride and mercury:
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The mercuric chloride, being readily volatile, vaporizes and is condensed again in cool vessels.
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Thus mercuric chloride is changed into mercurous chloride:
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Bergé and Reychler proposed extracting both sulphuretted hydrogen and phosphine in an acid solution of mercuric chloride (corrosive sublimate).
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Similarly a batch of three horse-chestnut leaf-stalks was put in water, another batch in chloroform-water, and a third batch in mercuric chloride solution.
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In stopped-flow studies, all three AQP8 proteoliposomes showed water permeability, which was inhibited by mercuric chloride and rescued by 2-mercaptoethanol.
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The iron is reduced with stannous chloride, mercuric chloride is added, and the iron titrated with a normal K_{2}Cr_{2}O_{7} solution.
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Mercuric chloride, at concentrations 1 μM and above, was even more toxic, killing a large proportion of cells after just a few minutes of exposure.
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Mercuric chloride, 1 part; cupric sulphate, 10 parts; zinc sulphate, 50 parts; sodium chloride, 65 parts; water to make 1,000 parts.
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Translations for mercuric chloride
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